Bitcoin Core will disclose some bugs sooner. Can node operators update in time?
By Rony Roy

Bitcoin Core has changed its security disclosure policy after developers found that some vulnerabilities can be rediscovered with minimal effort, including a simple prompt to an AI model. The project’s October 22 policy update creates a faster route for those…
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